I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Armed with my grandfather’s travel photographs, and my grandmother’s journals, I’ve spent the last four years roaming the United States in search of the exact locations where my grandparents once stood. You can see my first post here.

With the celebration of the National Park Service Centennial this year, here’s a unique look at the history of the National Parks through my grandfather’s lens. For more photos, visit my website.

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Bryce Canyon National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Thor’s Hammer in Bryce Canyon National Park. September 1974 & May 2016.

Yosemite National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park. April 1979 & May 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Yosemite National Park Entrance. April 1979 & May 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Lower Yosemite Falls in Yosemite National Park. April 1979 & May 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Yosemite National Park, California. April 1979 & May 2015.

Mount Rainier National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Stevens Canyon Road Entrance to Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. June 1981 & June 2016.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Mount Rainier National Park Visitor Center. June 1981 & June 2016.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Box Canyon in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. June 1981 & June 2016.

Yellowstone National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Madison Information Station in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. September 1974 & June 2016.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Northeast Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. May 1981 & September 2015.

Golden Spike National Historic Site

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Golden Spike Historic Site in Promontory Summit, Utah. September 1974 & September 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Golden Spike Historic Site in Promontory Summit, Utah. September 1974 & September 2015.

Olympic National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Ruby Beach in Olympic National Park, Washington. June 1981 & June 2016.

Zion National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Zion National Park Entrance. September 1974 & May 2016.

Badlands National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Cedar Pass Campground in Badlands National Park. 1973 & 2013.

White Sands National Monument

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

White Sands National Monument Visitor Center. April 1979 & October 2014.

Grand Teton National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Hidden Falls Footbridge in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. 1973 & 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Jenny Lake Trail Bridge in Grand Teton National Park. 1973 & 2016.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Cunningham Cabin in Grand Teton National Park. 1973 & 2015.

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Jenny Lake Trail in Grand Teton National Park | 1973 & 2016

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

I Followed My Grandparents’ Footsteps By Travelling To The Same National Parks

Theodore Roosevelt National Park near Medora, North Dakota. 1973 & 2016.

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